Closely monitoring oxygen supply, other states being given stock as per quota: CM Khattar
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Last Updated: Apr 22, 2021, 06:51 PM IST
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The chief minister also said that as per the quota fixed by the Centre, 140 metric ton (MT) oxygen per day was being supplied to the national capital and added that Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal called him up in this regard and said their position was better now.
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On antiviral remdesivir, Khattar said, We have enough stock, yesterday too we got 1,000 more injections.
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Thursday said that he was closely monitoring oxygen supply and pointed out that the systems put in place were working well and other states too were being given stock as per the quota fixed by the Centre. Khattar, who was responding to questions on the COVID situation and availability of liquid medical oxygen supply, said the state has been in touch with the Centre and has briefed officials in this
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Amid reports of oxygen shortage, DDMA asks bureaucrats to ensure supply. Image Source: IANS News
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A Covid-19 patient gets admitted to a government hospital in Kolkata, India, 22 April, 2021. India reported 314,835 fresh coronavirus infections on Thursday according to an Indian media report.
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There is a shortage of medical oxygen in hospitals in northern India.
Covid-19 cases are surging at record-breaking numbers in India.
A lack of oxygen means hospitals can t help treat people who are severely ill from the virus.
Six hospitals in Delhi have run out of liquid medical oxygen as hospitals across northern India face shortages amid a coronavirus surge.